History in Reverse SciFi Podcast
History in Reverse - Father and daughter science fiction podcast
A Science Fiction Father/Daughter podcast. We called it "History in Reverse", because history is about the past and science fiction is about the future, so it's like history but going in reverse direction. Get it? Caroline, the daughter, got hooked on science fiction by Richie, the father, when we both used to watch Star Trek Voyager. Captain Janeway is still Caroline's favorite captain. Starting this podcast is part of a secret plan by Richie to get Caroline to read books by Stanislaw Lem. So, far so good! Write us at history.in.reverse.podcast@gmail.com
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Episodes
History in Reverse Sci Fi Podcast Ep. 2 "Solaris" 06.05.2018 1:06:53
Welcome back to History in Reverse, a father/daughter science fiction podcast. In this episode we discuss the novel "Solaris" by Polish writer Stanislaw Lem. Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1tnAyARsmA - TV version of Solaris from the 60s. http://www.earnovertheweb.com/solaripedia/activity.html - some features of Solaris's ocean imagined in art
History in Reverse - a Sci Fi Podcast. Ep1. "The Left Hand Of Darkness" 29.03.2018 53:32
Welcome to History in Reverse, a father-daughter science fiction podcast. In this premiere episode we discuss Ursula LeGuin's "The Left Hand of Darkness". Music from B-52's song "Planet Claire". You can contact us at history.in.reverse.podcast@gmail.com
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